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Thank you! But I have question from the previous poster..... - mt2

Posted: Dec 29th, 2015 - 10:10 am In Reply to: you can still claim 1/2 of husband's SS - as long as it is not more than

If I understood correctly, if I file at 62 and collect 1/2 of my husband's SS, I can never "refile" to collect my own SS at full retirement age? If so, that sucks. I planned on working PT until full retirement age, but I do not want to claim my benefits at 62 and then like you, have to work part time forever. I was hoping I only had to do this for 4 more years and follow through with my plan.

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so very sad - had hoped to be gone (Views: 895, 2015-12-28, 7:29 pm)
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